Term Gallery logo

Meanings of eukaryotic in English

Having cells with `good' or membrane-bound nuclei.

Related terms
Usage of eukaryotic in English
1
The accompanying paper describes the role of RahU protein in eukaryotic-host cells.
Pubmed
2
However, anionic lipids are common in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell membranes.
Pubmed
3
Mitochondria are essential organelles for the oxidative energy metabolism in eukaryotic cells.
Pubmed
4
Filamentous fungi are model microorganisms for studying nuclear migration in eukaryotic cells.
Pubmed
5
Most eukaryotic microbial diversity is uncultivated, under-studied and lacks nuclear genome data.
Pubmed
6
Sectioning via paraffin embedding is a broadly established technique in eukaryotic systems.
Pubmed
7
Microsatellites are short tandem repeats that are widely dispersed among eukaryotic genomes.
Pubmed
8
Autophagy is a dynamic circulatory system that occurs in all eukaryotic cells.
Pubmed
9
Post-translational modifications play essential roles in finely modulating eukaryotic circadian clock systems.
Pubmed
10
Purified MazF inhibited protein synthesis in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell-free systems.
Pubmed
11
The centromere is perhaps the most iconic feature on a eukaryotic chromosome.
Pubmed
12
We are now realizing the importance and complexity of the eukaryotic epigenome.
Pubmed
13
Many bacterial pathogens rely on effector proteins to disrupt conserved eukaryotic processes.
Pubmed
14
The architecture of higher-order chromatin in eukaryotic cell nuclei is largely unknown.
Pubmed
15
We suggest that this molecular behavior is common among eukaryotic activators.
Pubmed
16
Dna2 is a nuclease-helicase involved in several key pathways of eukaryotic DNA metabolism.
Pubmed
About this term
More collocations
Eukaryotic through the time
Eukaryotic across language varieties
United States of America
Common